Web of Knowledge for the Biological Sciences
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The document provides a comprehensive guide to research resources for biological sciences students, including databases and reference materials. It highlights the use of Biosis Previews for bibliographic records and outlines search strategies for accessing journal articles. Additionally, it mentions features like advanced search options and tools for importing references.
Web of Knowledge for the Biological Sciences
- 1. Web of Knowledge for the Biological Sciences
- 2. http://lib.fit.eduResearch Guides collect the most useful databases, reference materials, Internet sites, and other tools for your field of study in one convenient resource.
- 3. Each discipline contains both general and course-specific guides
- 4. These are the Library’s best resources for biological sciences students, organized by type.
- 5. Use the Articles & Databases tab to find journal articles about your topic.BIOSIS Previews, from Web of Knowledge, provides bibliographic records in the life sciences from journals, meetings, patents, and books from 1979 to the present.
- 6. Log in with TRACKS.
- 7. Read about scope and search strategies in the Help menu.
- 8. Click search rules for search strategies.
- 9. Click the links to learn more about the strategies.
- 10. Click Index to find the scope.
- 11. Biological Abstracts database tells you about scope.
- 12. READ ALL THE SCREEN!
- 13. Advanced SearchMajor Concepts are controlled vocabulary.
- 15. Many results – refine by concept, document type, date, etc.360 LINK Check for full text.
- 16. Mark the records that you are interested in and click RefWorksto import to your account.
- 17. You may need to allow popups in your browser, and then click Return to export again.
- 18. Log in with your account information.
- 19. Biosis PreviewsRemember to check your references!
- 20. Thank you!For more information, please contact me:petraliar@fit.eduEvans Library 309
Editor's Notes
- #21: Thank you!